Everyone knows that frustrating feeling: A friend has just asked you who that actor is in that sitcom you used to love in the 1990s, and you feel the answer floating around in your brain but you just can’t seem to procure it. “It’s on… Read More »Tip-of-the-tongue moments do not signal serious memory loss, study shows
Have you heard of Seasonal Affective Disorder, also known (appropriately) as SAD?
There’s been some research that resveratrol – the chemical in red grapes, and in turn wine – is a powerful antioxidant that can reduce inflammation in various parts of the body.
We spend a lot of time thinking about heart health, memory and fitness, but bone health is less often talked about.
If you already wear hearing aids, you know that they can be quite expensive.
Balance training is important for people of all ages engaged in various exercises and athletics, but it is especially important for baby boomers and older adults.
Did you know that there are actually four types of exercise, all of which serve varied purposes?
The Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA) hosts Walk4Hearing events in both the spring and fall each year. The walks are held in several cities around the country and are attended by thousands of people each season. Walk4Hearing is one of the largest movements of… Read More »Hearing Loss Association of America Walk4Hearing
Hearing is a vital component of communicating. If a family member has hearing loss, speaking with them in the same ways as before can be challenging.
Many people probably have both positive and negative feelings about retiring after working a 40-hour-or-longer work week for many years.